Plasma Secrets They Don't Want You To Know | EP 15 — Transcript
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- 0:02Spectre Vision Radio.
- 0:06>> What if I was to tell you that 99.9%
- 0:10of our observable universe is made of a
- 0:14substance that most people don't know
- 0:17anything about and is rarely even spoken
- 0:20about. Now, how could this be? Almost
- 0:23100% of the universe, including
- 0:25everything on Earth, is made of
- 0:27something that we don't focus on. I
- 0:29mean, why is that not the primary focus?
- 0:32Why are we talking about anything else?
- 0:36Great question, and we'll get into that
- 0:38in this video. So, I'm glad you're here
- 0:41today because if you watched my last
- 0:43episode where I interviewed Dana Kipple,
- 0:45the plasma girl, you know what I'm about
- 0:48to tell you. What this mysterious
- 0:50substance that makes up practically 100%
- 0:53of our universe is. And in fact, it is
- 0:56plasma.
- 0:59Scientists will say that it's the fourth
- 1:00state of matter, which is an insane
- 1:02thing to say given what I just told you.
- 1:05If it is something that constitutes
- 1:07practically 100% of our universe, why
- 1:09would it be called the fourth state of
- 1:12matter? Why is it so far down the
- 1:13ladder? And why is it rarely talked
- 1:15about? Well, because we exist inside an
- 1:19atomic world, what I call the simulator,
- 1:22and we view things from this angle out.
- 1:26So we exist in what they consider that
- 1:300.1%
- 1:32of the universe that is not free flowing
- 1:35plasma.
- 1:37So if you think about the universe as a
- 1:39ocean, the ocean is plasma. And then
- 1:43there's a few little islands that poke
- 1:45out of the ocean. And those islands are
- 1:48what they call physical matter, the
- 1:50atomic world, like Earth.
- 1:53Okay. So where do those little anomalies
- 1:56come from? Because they are anomalies.
- 1:58We live inside of a very mysterious
- 2:02anomaly because we are in the 0.01%
- 2:06of the universe
- 2:08which is pretty miraculous.
- 2:09Congratulations. We did it. We made the
- 2:13top 01%.
- 2:17So what is this world? How did it come
- 2:19to be? And what is out there? That's
- 2:23what we're going to talk about today.
- 2:24And not only are we going to talk about
- 2:25that, and I'm going to blow your mind
- 2:27along the way, but I'm also going to
- 2:29tell you a conclusion I came to through
- 2:32my research into plasma, and why I think
- 2:35I might have found the actual location
- 2:38of the spirit world, which we talk about
- 2:41so much.
- 2:43And yes, it is plasmab based.
- 2:46And yes, it is wild.
- 2:50So, let's get into it, my friends.
- 2:58[Music]
- 3:09Hello friends and welcome to another
- 3:12exciting episode of Conscious Observers.
- 3:15So, the last episode I went deep with
- 3:17Dana Kipple on plasma and consciousness
- 3:20and the new human potential and it was a
- 3:22great episode. We covered a lot of
- 3:24things. I want to follow that up with my
- 3:27personal thoughts and give you a little
- 3:29presentation on plasma from my point of
- 3:31view. I'm not a scientist. I'm not going
- 3:33to get into formulas and data too much.
- 3:36I like to look at everything through a
- 3:38philosophical lens. Ask why. zoom out
- 3:42and see patterns and structure in our
- 3:44universe, in reality. So, that's what
- 3:46we're going to do today. It's going to
- 3:47be a lot of fun.
- 3:49Hopefully, this shifts your perception
- 3:51on some stuff and just makes you think a
- 3:52little bigger because that's all we're
- 3:53doing out here, guys. Beautiful day here
- 3:56in Florida. Thanks for being with me.
- 4:00I've been told by my wife to ask y'all
- 4:03to like and to share and to subscribe
- 4:05and do all those things. I never ask
- 4:07that. I never say that, but it helps and
- 4:10we really are trying to grow this thing.
- 4:12Get get these fun messages out there to
- 4:14the world. So any of that I would
- 4:16greatly appreciate. So let's dive in,
- 4:17guys. What is plasma? It's a key word
- 4:21right now because I think that the
- 4:22superconscious wants us to be talking
- 4:24about this. So they're dropping these
- 4:26seeds on everybody to be discussing. But
- 4:28what even is plasma?
- 4:31So from like a textbook point of view,
- 4:32plasma is essentially when atoms are
- 4:37stripped of their you know electrons
- 4:40from the nucleus. So like in this atomic
- 4:42world everything is very crystalline and
- 4:45structured and predictable and atoms you
- 4:48know they have the nucleus and they have
- 4:49the electrons that orbit and you know
- 4:51it's all very predictable structured and
- 4:54then when it gets heated up to an
- 4:56incredible
- 4:58temperature those electrons are stripped
- 5:01away from the core and they become free
- 5:04flowing and then that way it's it's sort
- 5:06of like a
- 5:08they call it a soup you know because
- 5:10it's not structured like we'd like to
- 5:12look at the atomic world as like these
- 5:13little BB's like billyard balls that
- 5:15that build everything even though that's
- 5:16not true at all but that's how we like
- 5:18to look at it and then plasma would be
- 5:19more free flowing. So if you want to use
- 5:21the water analogy plasma would be water
- 5:24and then the atomic world would be ice.
- 5:27So it's the same substance just a
- 5:29different form and then we would be like
- 5:31an ice sculpture right because we're
- 5:34sculpted. So even the word plasma you
- 5:36know comes from the Greek word to form
- 5:38and to mold and that's why a lot of like
- 5:41ancient you know and esoteric teachings
- 5:45talk about the clay the clay that that
- 5:48life and reality and everything is
- 5:49formed from well that clay is plasma. So
- 5:52if you look at the universe as a blank
- 5:55canvas of you know unrealized potential
- 6:00energy, it's just clay that's ready to
- 6:02be formed, ready to be realized, ready
- 6:04to be programmed. That clay is plasma in
- 6:08fact. So I said that plasma by
- 6:11definition is when the electron is
- 6:14stripped from the nucleus. Well, they
- 6:16like to tell us that the electron is
- 6:17like a little BB that, you know, flies
- 6:19kind of like a moon around the Earth
- 6:21around the nucleus. But now with, you
- 6:24know, quantum physics, we understand
- 6:26that that's not what an electron is. An
- 6:27electron is actually a probability
- 6:30distribution field. It doesn't exist in
- 6:32one place. It exists in a superp
- 6:34position, all the places. And the
- 6:36electron is this this cloud that orbits
- 6:40the nucleus. And that cloud is literally
- 6:43a what's called a probability
- 6:45distribution field which means that the
- 6:47electron can be in any one of those
- 6:48places at any time and it's basically
- 6:51collapsed at a certain point and then it
- 6:52has to pick a location. Okay. So if the
- 6:57electron is just a probability field and
- 7:01plasma is essentially stripped like
- 7:04electrons that have been stripped away
- 7:05from their core stripped away from their
- 7:07their center from their from their
- 7:09nucleus. So, it's just a sea of
- 7:11electrons. And electrons are probability
- 7:14distribution fields. You might see where
- 7:16I'm going with this. That would mean
- 7:17plasma is one gigantic collective
- 7:20probability distribution field.
- 7:21Probability field, a field of
- 7:24probabilities, a field of potential, a
- 7:27field of energy that does not have any
- 7:31particular form or purpose or function
- 7:33or programming. That is a blank canvas
- 7:36that is ready and waiting to be formed.
- 7:40This is where the word plasma comes
- 7:41from. To form, to mold. It's the
- 7:45creative substrate for our entire
- 7:48universe.
- 7:49The blank canvas. How exciting is that?
- 7:51Okay. So then, how does that blank
- 7:54canvas create form? Great question, my
- 7:58friend. You're full of these great
- 8:00questions today. How does this this sea
- 8:04of potential energy, the sea of plasma
- 8:07take form? It does so through
- 8:11plasma dust. So dust has to enter in and
- 8:15dust is like little particles,
- 8:16microscopic particles that start to give
- 8:20the plasma some form, some substance. So
- 8:24where does this dust come from? Well,
- 8:26we're told that the dust comes from
- 8:29things like comets and things that break
- 8:30apart in space and just kind of it's
- 8:32almost like natural space debris. And
- 8:34that does account for a lot of the dust
- 8:36out there, of course. And plasma is able
- 8:38to use this to give it sort of like
- 8:41rebarb you know to kind of give it
- 8:43structure you know and to give it some
- 8:45sort of a you know a solidity so that it
- 8:48can it can form but something amazing
- 8:51happened at IBM when they were working
- 8:53on the plasma tokamac thing and they had
- 8:56these like super duper controlled clean
- 8:58rooms where they were working with
- 8:59plasma and they have to keep everything
- 9:01out of these clean rooms. I mean, every
- 9:02single dust particle, every everything.
- 9:04I mean, super duper like no static, no
- 9:07anything in these rooms. And they were
- 9:10getting frustrated because dust kept
- 9:12forming and appearing. They're like,
- 9:14"What's up with this dust? We've done
- 9:15everything we can to keep the dust out
- 9:17and it keeps it forming." And what they
- 9:19found is that plasma itself, especially
- 9:21whenever it it's introduced UV light,
- 9:24creates its own dust.
- 9:27Wow, that's pretty interesting. So go
- 9:31back to the big bang and scientists are
- 9:33in agreement that at the big bang and we
- 9:35can argue all day long what the big bang
- 9:37is and all that kind of stuff but let's
- 9:38just assume there was some sort of a big
- 9:40bang that they even say back then
- 9:42everything was plasma period. Every
- 9:44single thing it was just nothing but a
- 9:46primordial soup of plasma. And then over
- 9:50time the recombination happened and and
- 9:52the the the cooling down of the universe
- 9:57essentially allowed some things to form
- 10:00together and when they formed together
- 10:02they started making physical matter.
- 10:06Well that kind of happened but you can
- 10:08look at it this way. If we if we look at
- 10:10this through a more natural lens and not
- 10:13what we're taught in school. So say
- 10:15there was nothing but a sea of plasma at
- 10:16the very beginning. plasma kind of goes
- 10:18in waves. It's not equally spread.
- 10:20There's there's densities. So you'll
- 10:22have a little more region over here
- 10:24that's a little denser than a region
- 10:25over here.
- 10:27Okay. So when that happens, the plasma
- 10:30which is electromagnetic,
- 10:32it it starts to clump together and it
- 10:35created these filaments.
- 10:37Filaments are like rivers. Like even in
- 10:38esoteric language, they talk about
- 10:40rivers of fire in the cosmos. And that's
- 10:43a very important part of how they they
- 10:45see the cosmos. What is a river of fire?
- 10:48The river of fire is plasma. Plasma is
- 10:51literally smokeless fire. They talk
- 10:54about smokeless fire a lot in the old
- 10:56text. Smokeless fire. Look at the sun.
- 10:58The sun is a big ball of fire. Is there
- 11:00any smoke? No. It's literally smokeless
- 11:02fire. So in the beginning there was just
- 11:05a big sea of plasma and there are
- 11:07certain areas with more density than
- 11:09others and that would sort of accumulate
- 11:11and it would create these filaments and
- 11:12these filaments are like wiring. Okay.
- 11:15So as the filament's stretched because
- 11:17there's electromagnetism happening. So
- 11:19it's like pulling you know like how
- 11:21magnets do you know you have a negative
- 11:23and a positive and it starts to pull
- 11:24together and you have a positive and a
- 11:25positive and it rejects. So these things
- 11:27start pushing and pulling and creating
- 11:29these these filaments these veins these
- 11:33wires you know and those are the the
- 11:36rivers of fire in the cosmos. And when
- 11:39this happens every once in a while
- 11:41they'll overlap. They'll they'll
- 11:42intersect. You'll have one kind of river
- 11:45going this way, another one coming this
- 11:47way. And at that intersection point,
- 11:48they call it a zpinch. And at that
- 11:50Z-pinch point, it converges all of the
- 11:53energy. And all that energy like
- 11:57accumulates and creates this super duper
- 12:01dense, super hot, energetic, you know,
- 12:05electromagnetic field and eventually
- 12:08creates this fusion reaction which gives
- 12:10birth to nebula. It gives birth to
- 12:13galaxies. It gives birth to stars. All
- 12:17these things that happen in the universe
- 12:18that seem random. There's just a nebula
- 12:20over here and there's a planet over here
- 12:22and there's a star system over here and
- 12:23there's a galaxy over here. They are in
- 12:26these filaments. Every if you were able
- 12:28to zoom out and see, which we can do
- 12:30with the like cosmic background
- 12:33radiation, that kind of stuff, you can
- 12:35see these filaments like and they'll
- 12:36show you how they parallel. As above, so
- 12:39below, which we'll get into more later.
- 12:41like the the cosmic background radiation
- 12:43of the universe par parallels like the
- 12:46uh neuronal activity maps of the brain
- 12:48because it's all very similar. So these
- 12:52these intersection points these zpinch
- 12:54points where the plasma filaments
- 12:57connect and overlap that's where it bs
- 13:01like when you see this nebula like the
- 13:03you know James web telescope will show
- 13:05and they're glowing and they're
- 13:06beautiful and they're big and
- 13:07everything. Well that glow is plasma.
- 13:09Plasma is also the same stuff that's in
- 13:11say like a neon sign here on earth you
- 13:14know it's the aurora borealis the
- 13:16northern lights that's all plasma the
- 13:17sun is plasma it glows it has light so
- 13:21at these z pinch points where the
- 13:22filaments overlap it gives rise to these
- 13:26structures you know it creates it births
- 13:30the nebula and then the galaxies and
- 13:32then the stars and then everything else
- 13:34and it does so by creating a lattice
- 13:36work like a uh crystallin structure
- 13:39They have been able to prove this. They
- 13:41they went to the ISS, the International
- 13:43Space Station, and proved that plasma
- 13:47will self-organize into what they call
- 13:50plasma crystals. And and it it creates
- 13:53this pattern, this lattice work. It's
- 13:55it's like rebarb inside of of concrete.
- 13:58It gives it structure and form. And on
- 14:00top of this, when plasma self-organizes
- 14:03like this and creates these plasma
- 14:04crystals, they behave in very
- 14:06intelligent ways. They move
- 14:08intelligently. They they find and seek
- 14:10out other plasma, you know, crystals.
- 14:12They they behave intelligently,
- 14:16sentiently. And a lot of people think
- 14:18consciously, at least protoconciously,
- 14:20saying that they are showing early signs
- 14:23of sentience and possible consciousness.
- 14:26Wof. Well, now we just took a turn here.
- 14:29So, you're telling me that if you take
- 14:31plasma and introduce dust into it to
- 14:33give it some form, that it will
- 14:36self-organize and create structured
- 14:40lattice, which we call plasma crystals,
- 14:43that then create what's called a
- 14:44plasmoid, which is essentially a
- 14:47sovereign independent intelligent entity
- 14:51that shows signs of sentience and
- 14:53consciousness.
- 14:55That's wild, right? And that's exactly
- 14:57what I'm telling you because that's
- 14:58exactly what we're seeing and proving in
- 14:59a lab. So on a cosmic scale, that same
- 15:03thing is happening and creating the
- 15:05nebula which creates the galaxies which
- 15:07creates the stars which creates the
- 15:10planets. And you can see how this goes
- 15:12down, right? As above so below. And
- 15:13we're proving all of this now. And it
- 15:15all starts with plasma. Okay.
- 15:19So how do we get this physical matter
- 15:23like we have here? Well, we're in a
- 15:26bubble. There's something called a
- 15:27heliosphere. So, essentially, our our
- 15:29star, our sun, shoots out solar wind.
- 15:32And that solar wind goes out very fast,
- 15:35continuously. It never stops like a fan.
- 15:37And when it hits the plasma streams out
- 15:41in the greater universe, it creates this
- 15:43tension point, right? It's it's wind
- 15:45hitting a stream. So, it's it's pushing
- 15:48this way and the stream's pushing this
- 15:49way and it creates this tension that
- 15:51creates a boundary. plasma can create
- 15:54these what's called a plasmoid which is
- 15:56a self-contained system and inside of
- 16:00that system it operates differently than
- 16:01outside of that system. So we
- 16:03essentially our solar system is a
- 16:06gigantic cosmic plasmoid and the
- 16:09boundary line is the heliosphere. They
- 16:11even sent out those Voyager probes and
- 16:13when they crossed that sheath, which I
- 16:15don't know if they fully crossed, I
- 16:16think they might still be in the middle,
- 16:18but like all of their instruments
- 16:19started going haywire and they said that
- 16:20basically on the outside of that little
- 16:22boundary line, like imagine we're in a
- 16:24cell and there's like a, you know, kind
- 16:25of a membrane to the cell. On the other
- 16:28side of that, everything changed. Like
- 16:29things started going upside down and and
- 16:31everything was going crazy. And they
- 16:32realized real quickly, I mean, the the
- 16:34instrument panels are from like the, you
- 16:36know, 1980s, so they didn't get amazing
- 16:38data, but they were able to instantly
- 16:40tell that once the Voyager probes
- 16:42crossed through that that boundary that
- 16:44things changed dramatically, which means
- 16:46that the universe is far different on
- 16:49the other side of that line than it is
- 16:50on the inside. So that boundary line
- 16:53created this bubble. That's where we
- 16:55live, the solar system. It's a plasmoid.
- 16:57And inside that bubble, the physics and
- 17:01everything are are far different,
- 17:02including the temperature. So, it's far
- 17:06cooler inside this bubble, which allows
- 17:10the plasma to slow down and it allows it
- 17:13to kind of freeze. Like I said earlier,
- 17:15it's frozen plasma and allows it to form
- 17:18atomic structures. So, those free
- 17:20flowing electrons that were stripped
- 17:22away from the nucleus can now sort of
- 17:25pick a place and location. and they're
- 17:27no longer probability distribution
- 17:28fields. Now they have turned into atoms
- 17:31and those form molecules and goes down
- 17:33the line. So we're essentially in a
- 17:35bubble, a plasma bubble within a plasma
- 17:37C. But in this plasma bubble, we have
- 17:39different rule sets, different
- 17:40conditions, laws of physics that
- 17:43regulate and govern how everything works
- 17:46and and operates inside this this
- 17:48bubble. That's why I call this the
- 17:49simulator. Not because it's a
- 17:51simulation, just because we have very
- 17:54defined rule sets and laws of physics,
- 17:56laws of nature, things like that in this
- 17:58world, this reality that are far
- 18:00different than outside of it. And so
- 18:03whenever these scientists say that it's
- 18:05the fourth state of matter, it's because
- 18:07we're looking at everything from the
- 18:09inside out, right? This is what we know
- 18:12obviously, you know? So this is it's
- 18:13it's normal to have this humanentric
- 18:15point of view. So we just say this is
- 18:17how matter is. this is our our
- 18:19understanding of the universe based on
- 18:21our understanding of physics based on
- 18:23our understanding of the physical matter
- 18:25reality here. But that's actually the
- 18:27wrong way to look at it because that's
- 18:28the exact opposite of how we should look
- 18:30at it. Because the universe does not
- 18:33operate the same way our physical atomic
- 18:35world operates because the universe is
- 18:3899.99%
- 18:40nonatomic.
- 18:42It's plasma.
- 18:44It'd be like standing on an island and
- 18:46saying that the entire ocean is exactly
- 18:49like this island when you know damn well
- 18:52that that island is an anomaly. The
- 18:55ocean is far different than this world.
- 18:58The universe is far different than this
- 19:00world.
- 19:02That's just a quick primer on on plasma,
- 19:06the hierarchy of plasma. And and you can
- 19:08see how,
- 19:10you know, how little we know about the
- 19:14greater universe because we've spent
- 19:16most of our time just focused on this
- 19:18world here. There's nothing wrong with
- 19:20that. That's that's kind of what we
- 19:22should be doing. But now we're getting
- 19:23to this point where we've kind of maxed
- 19:26that out, you know, and you know, we're
- 19:28doing good. We have gadgets and doodads
- 19:30and you know what I mean? like we we
- 19:32kind of have all the things that we need
- 19:33in this physical, you know, matter
- 19:35reality. And now we're sorting sort of
- 19:37starting to zoom out a little bit and
- 19:38say, "Okay, what else is out there?" And
- 19:41as we peek out there, we're seeing some
- 19:44things that we didn't expect. We're
- 19:45seeing that it seems like the universe
- 19:49is largely unformed and that there's a
- 19:52possibility that we form it just through
- 19:54our conscious observation that it's just
- 19:56like I said it's it's a almost endless
- 19:59sea of unrealized potential energy. It's
- 20:03the clay that forms life.
- 20:06So what if going back to the analogy
- 20:09that that the whole universe is water
- 20:13and 01% of it is frozen water. It's ice
- 20:18sculptures. What if we could unfreeze it
- 20:22and reform it?
- 20:24Well, I think that you can. And I think
- 20:26that's what manifestation is. And there
- 20:29is a a wild phenomenon that happened
- 20:32especially in the late 1800s and early
- 20:341900s with seances and ectopplasma.
- 20:38And
- 20:40I know this took a strange turn, but
- 20:41check this out. We got away from
- 20:44studying this and I think we should get
- 20:45back into it or possibly they're
- 20:47studying it just um not publicly. But a
- 20:51lot of famous mediums and channellers
- 20:54back in the early 1900s were doing
- 20:55seances where they would create
- 20:57ectoplasm and different things would
- 21:01happen. So for example, one of the the
- 21:02famous ones uh Harry Houdini, which at
- 21:05the time was the most famous magician in
- 21:06the world was convinced that this lady
- 21:09was, you know, a fraud. And he went to a
- 21:12couple of her seances to prove that she
- 21:14was a fraud. and he came out saying
- 21:16there was multiple phenomenon that he
- 21:18could not explain. And this happened
- 21:21with a Nobel Prize winner who did the
- 21:23same thing trying to disprove this
- 21:24because this was all the rage at the
- 21:26time. And what was happening is these
- 21:28these mediums, these women would get
- 21:31into these trance states and they would
- 21:35try to communicate with spirits that
- 21:37were past disembodied spirits. And they
- 21:40would use their body, give their body up
- 21:42as a vessel for these spirits to
- 21:44communicate through. and they would
- 21:48they would sort of ooze, for lack of a
- 21:50better word, this white substance that
- 21:54would be able to turn into things would
- 21:56be able to when I say ooze, it's because
- 21:58it started coming out of them. And
- 22:01there's videos of this, pictures of
- 22:02this. Um, not videos so much because a
- 22:04lot of this was early 1900s, but there
- 22:06are photos of this. The photos aren't
- 22:08the best because these are like dark
- 22:09settings like seances and everything,
- 22:11but this was something that was studied
- 22:12and analyzed and they were like kind of
- 22:17emitting oozing this white substance
- 22:19that would take the form of like say a
- 22:21hand. So say somebody was communicating
- 22:24with their past grandfather. Then all of
- 22:26a sudden this ectopplasm hand would form
- 22:28and the person would would feel the hand
- 22:30and touch the hand and they would say
- 22:32that it like felt just like it was like
- 22:34them talking to their grandfather. It
- 22:36was it was sort of consciously
- 22:37communicating to them. It had the same
- 22:39feeling and the vibes. It was a way for
- 22:41that disembodied spirit to literally
- 22:44sort of 3D print some some physical
- 22:48matter for them to interact with from
- 22:51one dimension to the other. And I know
- 22:53this sounds completely insane, but if
- 22:55you think about it, if this world is
- 22:58just slowed down frozen plasma and
- 23:02plasma is a moldable, programmable,
- 23:05formable substance, then I can't find
- 23:08anything to say that you can't do this,
- 23:10like that you couldn't reform, possibly
- 23:13reprogram and reuse. Like if you made a
- 23:16pot out of clay and then one day you're
- 23:19like, "Oh, okay. I want to, you know,
- 23:21turn this pot into a sculpture. You
- 23:23could melt down that clay and reform it.
- 23:27And it's possible that we can do that
- 23:29with our atomic physical matter reality
- 23:31here through using
- 23:34focused intention, concentration, you
- 23:37know, these these seances were like
- 23:40these hot beds for electromagnetic
- 23:41activity. When you have a lot of people
- 23:43in one little area focused like this, it
- 23:46would in a dark place like it would
- 23:48create this environment where they could
- 23:50produce this ectoplasm where they could
- 23:52reconstitute physical matter. And they
- 23:55would even say that it glows. And these
- 23:57were dark rooms in the white kind of um
- 24:00gel type material. It was like this like
- 24:03almost like netting and and it would
- 24:06glow. And this is what the photos show.
- 24:08It's glowing. And that makes sense
- 24:10because plasma glows especially when
- 24:12it's activated with its electromagnetic
- 24:15fields. So, just like a I wanted to
- 24:18throw that in there because I think it's
- 24:20super duper interesting and it kind of
- 24:22shows the potential for us to not
- 24:24necessarily reform our current world
- 24:27because I like our current world. But
- 24:29possibly we could create things, you
- 24:33know, out of plas plasma, especially off
- 24:36Earth, you know, like maybe we can
- 24:38figure out how to program that clay, you
- 24:43know, if it is just an unrealized, you
- 24:45know, sea of potential energy, then I
- 24:48think as creators, as conscious beings,
- 24:51one of our jobs is to learn how to
- 24:54create. And it's a substance of
- 24:56creation.
- 24:58Sort of brings back in the as above so
- 25:01below.
- 25:02If plasma at a cosmic scale, at a macro
- 25:06scale, can
- 25:09come together and can create its own
- 25:11dust and can form a lattice and can
- 25:14self-organize and can consciously,
- 25:17sentiently, intelligently,
- 25:20you know, form plasmoids and, you know,
- 25:23split off and interact with other
- 25:24plasmoids and have this whole kind of
- 25:26self-created world out of plasma. Well,
- 25:30who's to say that since we are plasma
- 25:31beings and everyone's a plasma being and
- 25:33this is a plasma world inside of a
- 25:35plasma universe that we couldn't figure
- 25:37out how to do the same thing.
- 25:41I think that that's very interesting and
- 25:44I think that a lot of the phenomenon we
- 25:45see on Earth is in fact this whether
- 25:50it's us creating it or some other
- 25:51intelligence creating it. I think that
- 25:53we can create in essence something out
- 25:56of nothing because we're not creating
- 25:58something out of nothing.
- 26:00It's no thing yet, but it's not nothing.
- 26:04It's plasma. It's unlimited potential.
- 26:07It's a blank canvas. It's clay ready to
- 26:10be molded.
- 26:12Back to the as above, so below. talked
- 26:14about the filaments out in the cosmos
- 26:18and how these filaments are sort of the
- 26:19wiring the neural network of our cosmos
- 26:22and if we are inside the mind of God
- 26:25which that's what the hermetics and the
- 26:27ancient gnostics and so many others
- 26:29really believe this would sort of
- 26:31explain that how we're inside of the
- 26:33mind of of god would be the ultimate
- 26:36plasmoid source it would be it would be
- 26:40you know at the the largest scale and
- 26:42then inside of that it would create
- 26:44these neural pathways which are the
- 26:46filaments and those would give rise to
- 26:49all sorts of plasmoids along the way and
- 26:52within those plasmoid bubbles you have
- 26:54you know uh it keeps going down it keeps
- 26:57you know scaling down to you know
- 26:59smaller intelligent systems just like in
- 27:03our body we have meridian points you
- 27:05know the earth has lay lines you know
- 27:07just like the plasma filaments that are
- 27:09in the cosmos at their intersection
- 27:10points they have more energy you know
- 27:13and and different things happen there
- 27:14like births of nebula and stars. Well on
- 27:17earth we have lay lines you know well
- 27:19doumented lay lines and at those
- 27:21intersection points of those lay lines
- 27:22you have what you have vortices you have
- 27:25you know spiritual centers whether
- 27:28they're temples or shrines or just you
- 27:31know megalithic structures. I mean
- 27:34there's there's very amazing things that
- 27:36happen at those intersection points
- 27:38because the the electromagnetism is
- 27:40different there. It's it's it's
- 27:41heightened. you have this this
- 27:43concentration of energy at these lay
- 27:46lines on Earth and in your body at these
- 27:47meridian points. That's what acupuncture
- 27:49is. That's what tapping is. It's
- 27:51figuring out where these intersection
- 27:53points are and realizing that those
- 27:55intersection points are extremely
- 27:58important. It's kind of the PTO's
- 27:59principle, the 8020 like those those
- 28:01intersection points those even though
- 28:03they might only constitute 20% of your
- 28:05body or of the earth or of the cosmos,
- 28:06they're going to actually account for
- 28:07about 80% of the effect. So we focus on
- 28:11those. We focus on the meridian points
- 28:14in the body, the lay lines on Earth and
- 28:16these Z pinch points where the
- 28:18filaments, the plasma filaments in the
- 28:21cosmos overlap.
- 28:26So I teased at the very beginning that I
- 28:29think that I might have found a
- 28:31candidate for where the spirit world is.
- 28:35Like is that's such a an odd way to
- 28:38frame it, right? where the spirit world
- 28:40is as if it's a place that you can go.
- 28:44Well, maybe it is. Maybe it is.
- 28:48In the ancient times, they talked about
- 28:50these these like the mystics and the
- 28:53shamans would talk about this foggy
- 28:56place outside of this physical realm,
- 28:59you know, but not quite in the universe.
- 29:00It's always described as real close,
- 29:03like on the other side of the veil,
- 29:04right there.
- 29:06You can't quite see it. You can't quite
- 29:08touch it, but it's right there. And we
- 29:10know this because we can go there. And
- 29:13at the Monroe Institute, we were trained
- 29:15specifically how to go to, you know,
- 29:17what Robert Monroe calls the
- 29:19non-physical, but that is the spirit
- 29:20world. And Robert Monroe would also talk
- 29:23about when he was completely zoomed out
- 29:25in his full out-of- body state and he's
- 29:27out, you know, high up above Earth and
- 29:29he's with his guides and they're showing
- 29:31him the lay of the land. they would
- 29:34point out, he called it the Mband
- 29:35radiation field, but around Earth was
- 29:38this field, this hazy, you know,
- 29:41illuminating field of energy and
- 29:44information.
- 29:47Well, that's super interesting because
- 29:48that's what the ancient mystics talked
- 29:49about, too. This this foggy, hazy, you
- 29:52know, um, other side in between realm.
- 29:55And Robert Monroe saw that same thing
- 29:57from a zoomed out point of view.
- 30:00Well, there's a guy named Robert Temple.
- 30:02He wrote a book called The New Science
- 30:03of Heaven. Amazing book. It's all about
- 30:04plasma in the plasma universe. And in
- 30:07there, he talks about the Cordelooki
- 30:10clouds. Now, when I first heard about
- 30:12these Cordalooski clouds, I had a bell
- 30:14go off. Sort of a subconscious bell. I
- 30:17said, "Oop, put a pen in this. This is
- 30:19going to be super important." the more I
- 30:20heard him talk about it and the more I
- 30:22read about it, the more I researched it,
- 30:24I really think that if there is,
- 30:30for lack of better words, a physical
- 30:31location of the spirit world, this is
- 30:35it. So, what is the Cordalooi clouds?
- 30:37There are these two gigantic plasma
- 30:39clouds in between the Earth and the
- 30:41Moon. They're at the two Lraange points.
- 30:43There's these two points in space where
- 30:46the gravitational pool between the Earth
- 30:49and the Moon is null. It it basically
- 30:52goes to zero. So, you could just float
- 30:53there forever. That's where we put um a
- 30:54lot of our satellites and stuff because
- 30:56you don't have to they don't have to try
- 30:58to stay in orbit. They don't have to,
- 30:59you know, use any sort of energy. They
- 31:01just they're just stuck, you know, like
- 31:03a magnet because the the gravitational
- 31:06pull from the the moon and the Earth
- 31:07sort of cancel each other out and things
- 31:10are just static there. It's it's pretty
- 31:11neat. in space. You can just be stuck in
- 31:13space forever, right? You don't have to
- 31:15do anything. And at these two points,
- 31:18there are these gigantic clouds. Each
- 31:20one is like 10 times the size of Earth.
- 31:23And the clouds are not really visible by
- 31:26the naked eye, but they are detectable,
- 31:27and they've been able to detect them and
- 31:29measure them. They're gigantic. They're
- 31:32in between Earth and the Moon, and they
- 31:35are pure plasma.
- 31:38Now, why this is so exciting is because
- 31:42what we've learned about plasma is that
- 31:47it can be intelligent.
- 31:50It can hold information. So, what it
- 31:53does is it structures information in its
- 31:56it's a plasma crystal structure. So,
- 31:59information just like in the brain, just
- 32:00like in computer chips and stuff like
- 32:01that is is held in in patterns in sacred
- 32:05geometry. things like this is how you
- 32:06actually hold and transmit information.
- 32:09It's not like written down in a book or
- 32:11anything. So these plasma clouds could
- 32:14literally hold information
- 32:17like the aosic records, like the aosic
- 32:19field, like the cosmic database that I
- 32:22always talk about. This could be the
- 32:23source of the cosmic database because if
- 32:25you have these gigantic clouds that are
- 32:28nothing but plasma, then they could
- 32:31literally be that in between world. It's
- 32:35not out in the universe where things get
- 32:37completely non-physical. It is connected
- 32:40to earth, tethered to earth. It is where
- 32:43our information feeds up to. It is the
- 32:45the hard drive for our information here.
- 32:49Like I talk about qualia and the point
- 32:51of being alive is basically to create
- 32:55qualia which is taking information and
- 32:57then through our conscious experience
- 33:00our free willed decision making we
- 33:03create what's called qualia which is
- 33:04that subjective conscious data. So every
- 33:08time we make a decision to do something
- 33:10we are taking information and creating
- 33:12an experience out of it. You have an
- 33:15experience. You've now packed that
- 33:16information with even more data. you've
- 33:18you've created a a larger file out of it
- 33:21and that file has to go somewhere. That
- 33:22conscious information has to go
- 33:24somewhere and it feeds back up to the
- 33:26spirit world and it starts to develop
- 33:27your soul file and that's how you get
- 33:29your personality. That's actually you
- 33:31get your soul, what Tom Campbell calls
- 33:32the individuated unit of consciousness.
- 33:35That's you. You're on the cosmic
- 33:36desktop. What if that cosmic desktop
- 33:38which is in the spirit world is this
- 33:40cordalooi cloud
- 33:43and they talk about this ancient
- 33:45religions and stuff talk about these
- 33:47these huge beings these these angels
- 33:50essentially that are outside of the
- 33:52earth that are in between the earth and
- 33:54the moon.
- 33:56You can't help but think that these are
- 33:58these cordalooi clouds that are vast
- 34:02vast stoages of information pure plasma.
- 34:06And we have these orbs that that
- 34:09continuously come down to Earth. And
- 34:11these orbs have been described as
- 34:13plasmoids.
- 34:15Plasmoids. And they seem to be rovers in
- 34:19a sense. They seem to be reconnaissance
- 34:21orbs. They seem to come down and and
- 34:24observe when there's catastrophes and
- 34:27disasters and wars and stuff like that.
- 34:28They seem to help. Many people have been
- 34:30healed by these orbs. Many people
- 34:32communicate with them. I do. I call them
- 34:34ether dolphins because they swim through
- 34:36the air like a like a dolphin. They're
- 34:38they're consciously connected. You can
- 34:40connect to them consciously. You can say
- 34:42things like if you hear me flash and
- 34:44they'll flash. I call them ether
- 34:46dolphins because we telepathically call
- 34:48them in the same way we call dolphins.
- 34:49And when we go paddle boarding with my
- 34:51friends, my wife, we'll um call in.
- 34:54Dolphins are very telepathic. And you
- 34:56can you can just kind of go in a
- 34:58meditative state. You can, you know,
- 34:59kind of call them in. And that's why
- 35:01when people go out and they go orb
- 35:02watching, sky watching, they'll say
- 35:04they're literally calling in the orbs.
- 35:05Other people say summon. I don't like
- 35:07that word. You say calling in because
- 35:09you're telepathically communicating and
- 35:10and just asking just asking them, you
- 35:13know, just communicating, just talking
- 35:14to them telepathically.
- 35:16So these orbs that seem to be orbs of
- 35:19plasma that seem to be plasmoids seem to
- 35:24be like stationed here on Earth whether
- 35:28they're they're native natural you know
- 35:32entities same way like a butterfly would
- 35:34be native and natural here or I'm
- 35:36starting to think that they
- 35:40are part of these cordalooi clouds and
- 35:42that it is how those clouds of plasma
- 35:45which I really believe is our spirit
- 35:48world
- 35:50interacts with this physical world. They
- 35:52are what we would call the the cherubim
- 35:54or the angels. They are the messengers.
- 35:58They are, you know, the things that that
- 36:01come down here and observe and and tell
- 36:03us to get our act together and and try
- 36:05to convince us to stop things. They've
- 36:07been they've deactivated nuclear
- 36:08weapons. They have, you know, they show
- 36:10up at at natural disasters. They they
- 36:12used to harass the planes, you know,
- 36:14back in in the World War. You know, they
- 36:16called them foo fighters. You know, they
- 36:17they they know that this is a free will
- 36:19simulator and that, you know, they can't
- 36:21impede on our free will, that we're here
- 36:22to mess up things and make mistakes and
- 36:25learn and all that kind of stuff. But
- 36:26they definitely seem to be um
- 36:29consciously aware of what we're doing,
- 36:32monitoring at all times, and almost as
- 36:34if they can step in and they have that
- 36:36last call if we hit that tipping point.
- 36:39if we do something that we really
- 36:40shouldn't do that's going to have
- 36:42dramatic effects that they can come in
- 36:44and say, "Hey, nope. We're putting into
- 36:46this." They seem to be the the managers,
- 36:48the custodians, the tenders of the
- 36:51garden. They seem to be the
- 36:55the cherubam from the Bible, the little
- 36:58bits of plasma that come down from the
- 37:00greater plasma cloud, which are called
- 37:02the Cordalooki clouds because he was the
- 37:05astrophysicist who found the clouds. But
- 37:08essentially, you could look at these two
- 37:09big plasma clouds as the spirit world.
- 37:13And there's a good chance that this is
- 37:14where the aosic record is. This is where
- 37:17the information from all of our
- 37:19experiences, all the qualia that we're
- 37:21producing, all the subjective conscious
- 37:23experience that we produce constantly,
- 37:25day in day out here, has to go
- 37:27somewhere. That information has to be
- 37:28stored somewhere. That cosmic database,
- 37:31which I've always imagined in my my head
- 37:33was wrapped around Earth. The same way
- 37:35that Robert Monroe says that the Mband
- 37:38radiation field is this like band like
- 37:40the the rings around Saturn. It's like
- 37:42that around Earth. And this would
- 37:44perfectly fit with the Cordalooi clouds.
- 37:47And if plasma is not saying plasma is
- 37:52conscious but plasma seems to be the
- 37:55scaffolding and the fabric for conscious
- 37:59you know
- 38:01for the consciousness to use to you know
- 38:04it's it's like the wiring you know the
- 38:06information the electricity goes along
- 38:08the wire the same way consciousness goes
- 38:10along plasma that these plasma filaments
- 38:13connect everything in the universe
- 38:14that's why they say everything is
- 38:16connected because it is And even within
- 38:18the plasma filaments which is
- 38:19concentrated plasma within that what we
- 38:22call empty space is not empty. There is
- 38:25plasma all through it. It's just it's
- 38:26very scarce. It's not it's not condensed
- 38:29because most of it is pulled to the
- 38:31filaments. But within those filaments in
- 38:34between what we call empty space is full
- 38:36of plasma.
- 38:38So all of space is full of plasma and
- 38:40then you have these filaments. So the
- 38:41filaments are like the wiring like the
- 38:42superighway you know of plasma. That's
- 38:44how everything is connected because it's
- 38:46the scaffolding. It's the medium in
- 38:48which consciousness flows
- 38:54and we are tethered to that. We are a
- 38:55part of that. We are plasma beings
- 38:59and our memories, our thoughts, our
- 39:02feelings, our emotions, all of our
- 39:04quality, all of our subjective
- 39:05experience, all of our consciousness
- 39:07data is stored not inside of our body
- 39:10but off planet and not in the greater
- 39:13cosmos because we're a closed system
- 39:15here. I think it's stored in those
- 39:17cordalooks clouds and I think that all
- 39:19of these plasma orbs that we see around
- 39:21Earth are a part of that system.
- 39:25Now,
- 39:27I hope you followed me along for all
- 39:29that because this leads into my next
- 39:32emerging field of study because if
- 39:35plasma is the substrate,
- 39:38the blank canvas of unrealized potential
- 39:41energy, it is the the scaffolding that
- 39:44consciousness uses to self-organize and
- 39:46to propagate and to stay connected
- 39:48throughout the entire universe.
- 39:50Then where does the consciousness come
- 39:52from? What is the medium of
- 39:54consciousness?
- 39:57Well, in the next episode of conscious
- 39:58observers, that is what we're going to
- 40:00talk about because I think I have found
- 40:03a candidate for the medium of
- 40:05consciousness.
- 40:07So, if plasma is 99.9% of the observable
- 40:11universe, essentially it's 100% of the
- 40:14observable universe because remember
- 40:16that last 01% that they say isn't plasma
- 40:19is the atomic world which is just frozen
- 40:21plasma.
- 40:23So if a 100%
- 40:26of the physical universe is plasma,
- 40:30would you not be amazed to find out that
- 40:32there is something that constitutes
- 40:3599.99%
- 40:37of the invisible universe? And we know
- 40:39what it is. And I think that it is the
- 40:42medium for consciousness.
- 40:44That, my friend, is the nutrino, which
- 40:47we'll talk about next week. Hope you
- 40:50enjoyed this episode. Please leave me a
- 40:53comment. Let me know your thoughts on
- 40:54this. Please go check out the previous
- 40:56episode where I interviewed Dana Kipple.
- 40:58And please like and share and subscribe.
- 41:00I love you all. Thank you for being
- 41:02here. And have a beautiful day. Peace.
- 41:07[Music]
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